confront a problem

It is confronting political problems that the entire city will have to deal with soon, they said.

First, it's important that you confront the problem and not the person.

Students and the university administration have joined forces to confront the current problem.

Does the world have the right institutions to confront today's financial problems?

And our nation's leaders are responsible to confront problems, not pass them on to others.

Before the organization goes forward, its leaders will have to confront several increasingly serious problems.

There was a silence while every mind confronted the same problem.

A few local programs to confront the problem have succeeded.

He resolved to confront his problems and deal with them.

The company is confronting problems that are beyond individual magazines.